• FOREWORD

  Jiří Schneider

• EDITORIAL: Barbarians of Central Europe?

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

Cover Story

• Tit for Tat: Illiberal Tendencies and the Far Right in the Visegrad

  Anton Shekhovtsov

• Mitteleuropa versus Central Europe

  Anna Sosnowska

• Political Lessons for Central Europe from Orbán’s Hungary

  György Schöpflin

• The End of the 1989 Legacy

  Ulrike Guérot

• Are We Barbarians?

  Roman Joch

The Interview

• We Have to Accept Islam

  Maciej Nowicki

• The Uncertain Agreement

  Michael Žantovský

Politics

• Brexit: Project Chaos

  Sir Robert Francis Cooper

• It Is Not worth It That Ukrainians Die for Donbas

  Filip Memches

• The Refugee Crisis and the Transformation of the German Party System

  Ronald G. Asch

• Eastern Europe and Islam — Not Only Hatred and Fear

  Adam Balcer

• The Anti-EU

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• A Small Country with a Big Problem

  Martin M. Šimečka

Economy

• Opportunities and Risks for the Economies of Central Europe

  Witold Gadomski

• Falling into the Middle Income Trap

  Martin Ehl

• Leapfrogging

  Edwin Bendyk

• Germany Holds the Key to Schengen

  Robert Schuster

• China under Uncle Xi

  Bogdan Góralczyk

Culture

• Farewell to Central Europe

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

• Centrifugal Force

  Benjamin Cunningham

• The Most Famous Female Writer of Europe?

  Patrycja Pustkowiak

• The Green Humboldt

  Veronika Tuckerova

• A Social Climber with Epaulettes

  Wojciech Stanislawski